Professional Malpractice Law Firm Helps Victims of Negligent Practitioners
When a trusted professional violates the standards of their field, the harm can be life-changing. At The Law Offices of Jason S. Coomer, we handle professional malpractice claims statewide—holding negligent doctors, VA and military medical providers, lawyers, engineers, accountants, and technology professionals accountable. If you, your family or your business suffered serious injury or loss, we can evaluate what went wrong and pursue the compensation you deserve.
If you, your family or your business suffered serious injury or loss, we can evaluate what went wrong and pursue the compensation you deserve. Contact professional malpractice attorney Jason Coomer for a free case review. Call 866-474-1477 (toll-free) or email today to begin the process of reviewing your professional negligence claim.
What Is Professional Malpractice?
Professional malpractice happens when a licensed professional fails to use the care, skill, and diligence that a reasonably prudent professional would use under similar circumstances. Because these cases turn on specialized standards, they require the right experts, tight investigations, and a strategic approach to Texas law and procedure. We routinely assemble the expert teams needed to verify malpractice and prove causation and damages.
- Medical Malpractice (Texas and Federal)
- VA & Military Medical Malpractice (FTCA)
- Legal Malpractice
- Engineering & Architectural Malpractice
- Accounting Malpractice
- Programming / Technology Negligence
Medical Malpractice in Texas
Most Texans will see a doctor many times in their lives. When medical providers miss a diagnosis, botch a procedure, or ignore risks, the results can include permanent disability, escalating medical costs, and profound pain and suffering. Common claims include:
- Misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis
- Surgical and anesthesia errors
- Birth injuries (prenatal, labor, or neonatal negligence)
- Medication and dosing mistakes
- Failure to obtain informed consent
Childbirth medcial malpractice can result in Erb's Palsy, Cerebral Palsy, and Brachial Plexus injuries.
VA & Military Medical Malpractice (FTCA)
Service members, veterans, and military families deserve competent care. When VA hospitals or military medical facilities provide negligent treatment, injured patients may have claims under the Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA). FTCA cases require administrative presentment, specific filing windows, and unique damages rules.
We help families pursue justice for VA and military hospital birth injuries, including hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE), cerebral palsy, Erb’s palsy, brachial plexus injuries, and infant brain damage. These conditions often require lifelong care, so it’s critical to document future needs early.
Legal Malpractice: The “Case Within a Case”
Not every disappointing outcome is malpractice. To win a Texas legal malpractice claim, you generally must prove that but for the attorney’s negligence, you would have obtained a better result—the “case within a case.” Viable claims frequently involve:
- Missed statutes of limitation or jurisdictional deadlines
- Failure to add an obvious party or preserve claims/defenses
- Conflicts of interest or breach of fiduciary duty
- Mishandled settlements or inadequate discovery
- Incorrect legal advice that changes the outcome
- Failure to properly secure intellectual property or prosecute a patent
Engineering & Architectural Malpractice
When engineers or architects cut corners or misapply standards, the stakes can be enormous. Improper designs and inadequate inspections can trigger:
- Building, stadium, or bridge collapses
- Dam failures and flooding
- Highway design defects and serious roadway crashes
- Unsafe industrial facilities and code violations
- Product design defects
Accounting Malpractice
When accountants misapply standards, overlook red flags, or misstate financials, the fallout can include IRS penalties, failed transactions, investor losses, and business collapse. We handle claims involving:
- Negligent tax preparation and compliance
- Misrepresentation or failure to detect/report fraud
- GAAP/GAAS violations and audit failures
- Breach of fiduciary duty and conflicts
- Valuation and due-diligence errors
Programming & Technology Malpractice
In a digital economy, software and systems are mission-critical. Programming negligence—from insecure code to failed implementations—can cause network outages, data loss, security breaches, and missed deliverables that cost businesses millions. Potential claims include:
- Defective software causing operational or financial loss
- Data breaches tied to negligent security practices
- Failure to deliver promised functionality or uptime
- Breach of confidentiality or IP misuse
- Negligent systems integration or networking
What We Need to Evaluate Your Case
To start a free evaluation of your potential malpractice claim, please share:
- Date(s) and location of the malpractice
- Your name and contact information
- Who committed the malpractice (professional and firm)
- A brief description of what happened
- The damages suffered (injuries, medical bills, lost income, property loss, business losses)
- Any key documents (engagement letters, contracts, invoices, reports, medical records, correspondence)
Professional Malpractice Deadlines Matter
Malpractice claims and FTCA cases are governed by strict statutes of limitation and administrative timelines. Evidence can be lost and witnesses’ memories fade. If you suspect malpractice, act promptly to protect your rights.
Contact Professional Negligence Lawyer Jason Coomer
If you, your family or your business suffered serious injury or loss, we can evaluate what went wrong and pursue the compensation you deserve. Contact professional malpractice attorney Jason Coomer for a free case review. Call 866-474-1477 (toll-free) or email today to begin the process of reviewing your professional negligence claim.